Black Thunder Coal Mine Project Nearing Completion
Date Posted:
2/15/2008
Precision's project for the largest Coal Mine in the US is nearing completion. The project involved fabricating components for the new coal crushing station and load out facility, in Wright Wyoming. Components included the coal dump feeder hoppers and conveying. This was a very heavy project. The sides of the feeder hoppers weighed between 15 and 30 tons! Precision will use approximately 6 flat bed, wide-load transport trucks, to deliver this project to the client! Congratulations to Precision's Fabrication Team - Way to Go!
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MSHA Certification for Training Received!
Date Posted:
12/30/2007
In late 2007, Precision's safety coordinator traveled to Utah to take a special MSHA training course. These travels would allow Precision to submit a training plan, which would certify Precision's safety coordinator as a Certified MSHA instructor. With approval of the plan in place, we are now capable of training on parts 46 and 48. What an exciting expansion for Precision's Safety Team!
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Precision "Mines" Its Business!
Date Posted:
11/15/2007
Precision is proud to announce that we have been awarded the Prime Contract for the enclosure of the molybdenum ore pile at Climax Molybdenum's Henderson Mill. The project entails enclosing the existing ore pile (which is as large as a football stadium), while operations are still underway. Precision and it's subcontractors have worked through a tightly planned schedule, the meet customer needs and ensure their satisfaction!
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Precision Implements Safety Incentive Program
Date Posted:
10/31/2007
This fall Precision Implemented a New Safety Program called "Caught Being Safe". The program is designed to raise awareness to Safety issues, as well as reward employees who continually work safe and go out of their way to do so. Employees can be nominated for this award by their co-workers, project managers or members of the safety committee. Employees who receive this award are acknowledged in the quarterly newsletter and given a VISA gift card, to spend as they wish!
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Anheuser-Bush Awards Precision Can Plant Upgrade Contract!
Date Posted:
6/28/2007
Precision has been awarded a contract to upgrade portions of Anheuser-Busch's Metal Container Division can plant in Jacksonville Florida.
The Project entails the installation of 10 body maker machines and the supporting systems. The body maker machines are used to make the 'body' of the aluminum cans, which of course are used to hold America's favorite beverage.
The project will last anywhere from 6 to 8 months. Florida will be the 9th state that Precision has traveled to, to perform our expertise!
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Precision Celebrates it's 15 year Anniversary!
Date Posted:
2/28/2007
Congratulations Precision Industrial!! February 28th, 2007 marks the 15 year anniversary for our company. Precision was organized and founded in 1992. Since then, the company has grown immensely to include multiple crafts, skills and capacities of work capabilities. Additionally, Precision has expanded in region. In the early days, Precision heavily focused it's operations in Colorado and along the Rocky Mountain Front Range. Now, 15 years later, Precision is traveling across the United States, to perform work in California, Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico, Illinois, and Virginia! Stayed tuned to see where we show up next!
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Precision Employees 'Serve Time' at the Federal Corrections Institute!
Date Posted:
1/1/2007
This past winter, Precision Employees did their 'time' while working on a project for the Federal Corrections Institute in Aurora, Colorado. The project was complex. To begin with, the work involved the demolition and removal of components for the old Boiler room. The difficulty was that the old Boiler room was inside the prison, making security clearance especially cumbersome! Each day, employees had to undergo security screening to get both in and out of the facility. This amounted to 2 hours each day! Additionally, all tools had to be logged in and out every morning and night! The large rolling dumpsters that were used to remove the debris and components, were under intense scrutiny to ensure that there were not any escapees!
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